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Joe Lewis was an honorable and respected patriot to this country 😊

Archie's chin was never the same after the Marciano pounding, which is why light hitting Patterson knocked Arch out. Archie's chin took a while to partially recover. Freddy Roach kept Manny Pacquaio from fighting for a year after he got knocked out. Did Manny wonders when he resumed.

Берра белым и пушистым боксёром я бы не назвал. Да он у него есть чуство юмора. Но в том бою грязным боксёром был ни Берр, а Бреддок, т.к. он 15 раундов как олень тычил своей макушкой в подбородок Берру. 14 раундов Берр на это не обращал внимания, но в 15 сделал тоже самое, в итоге весь 15-й раунд напоминал схватку двух оленей.

Вот тебе и грязная реальность. Бреддок весь бой бадал головой в подбородок Бэру. Как ни странно, но Бэр на это не реагировал 14 раундов, лишь в 15-м отреагировал.

Street fighters! I didn’t know they had slow motion in the 30s

Бои Майка самые зрелищные

This was a huge thing, first career loss for Joe Louis.

Refs+judges loved Ellis for some reason. He got very favorable results vs. Quarry and Patterson. KO’d by Ali and Frazier. Not a true champion imo

Two of my favorite top 10 heavyweights of all time

In their two bouts, Tunney won 19 of 20 rounds. Dempsey only won the seventh round of the rematch.

Mann only 5'11" had shoulders that would fill a door frame. He seemed like a guy who would have benefitted from a Cruiserweight division

Joe is the Greatest ❤

Carnera was ahead in the fight after 5 rounds before Louis’ howitzers brought the fight to a conclusion in the sixth round.

That 13 in. reach difference is too much

Liston e' stato il piu' potente e terribile picchiatore di sempre. Sarebbe diventato campione del mondo dieci anni prima, perche' era gia' allora il migliore, se non fosse stato in carcere ed avesse avuto problemi con la giustizia. Solo un peso massimo atipico, velocissimo, mobilissimo e agilissimo come un peso welter come il giovane Ali' avrebbe potuto fermarlo confondendolo e scoraggiandolo ballandogli attorno e schivando ogni suo pugno significativo. Mentre qualsiasi grande picchiatore tradizionale sarebbe stato spazzato via da Liston per altri numerosi anni.

What's this " stones" shit?

*14.09.1968*

*20.09.1972*

*22.11.1965*

forget moaning about the bell, the fight should have been stopped way before

Patterson actually thought he could beat Liston. I won a 10$ bill while in the army on this one.

Liston was the most underrated heavyweight champion ever, and in my view, if Ali had never been on the scene, Liston, would've been champion for the rest of the 60s. The 2nd Ali fight was dubious to say the least, which was a travesty. His jab was the best ever in any heavyweight, destructive and solid, he could knock a man out with either hand! It was sad how he died, which in my view, he was murdered

Хуеландер беленький - очередной безмозглый в боксе типок ! Подтянул в комментарий бывшего боксера ! И сидит , любуется своим глупым , некомпетентным словоблудием ! " Как я крут , я оцениваю бои Тайсона !" Дешевка !

Walcott uses the ring as a dance floor

Toughest fighter that ever lived

Not another dan Sheridan voice over

Archie was an old man. Young Cassius would of run circles around Rocky. Just like he did against Liston, just dont let him hit you. Easy Peazy

I do not believe that any boxer in history fought more guys who has been heavyweight champion at one time or another, I mean my goodness, he fought: Sharkey, Schmeling, Baer, Braddock, Walcott, Carnera, Charles, Marciano and light-heavy champ Archie Moore

Very interesting that Louis fought both brothers, Max and Buddy.

Schmeling is amazing, he took a lot of very hard punches, and would not quit.

They where to easy with the word boy the where men, great fight.

Касиус клей или как его там🤔 ЗАПОМНИТЕ!!! Ху......та законченная....конченный уе...ас...никакого отношения к боксу не имеет

ME DOY CUENTA EN LA PELEA DE ARTURO GODOY CON JOE LUIS ,JOE LUIS LO DIERON POR GANADOR ,PERO EL NO ESTABA CONTENTO NI SIQUIERA SE ACERCO al arbitro para que le levantara la mano como ganador en cambio A,G, ESTABA EUFORICO . .

A disgrace, having the light heavy holder fight for the vacant heavy crown.

Fue un abuso el giganton no sabía ni golpear

Johansson was up at 9 and fell against the ref; a legitimate stoppage.

While this pair had their trilogy the division stagnated and worthy men were frozen out, in a continuation of the disgraceful Patterson era orchestrated by the despicable d'Amato. Sonny had to wait until '62, Williams '66, Folley '67 and Machen didn't get his big chance.

A great deal of nonsense is talked when referring to Patterson's weight. Back in the day most heavies weighed around 185 to 200lb and no one said that they should be in the lower division. Even taking it up to 1970 Jerry Quarry was in that range and Goyo Peralta, a fattened up Lt heavy, was able to go the distance with the young and fearsome Foreman; WBA champ Ellis started his career as a middleweight, same as Floyd.

O juis é peça fundamental na disciplina da luta em parar o combate no momento decisivo!

Самый ужасающий боксёр в истории. Представляю жуткие спарринги Листона и Формана, этим парням кувалды или тараны были, наверно, не нужны, Форман признавался, что старался не особо вкладываться в удары, опасаясь раззадорить Листона. Ко времени первой встречи с Али (тогда ещё Клеем), Листон был стареющим бухарём. Думаю, первый бой Листон проиграл, а второй бой был договорным.

Да уж какого Ф... А всё время заваливаетца на Тайсона и держит его руку ето клоун не боксёр

respect for Moore, great fighter until the end, but Marciano was really too strong for everyone. Too many punches, too much power in both hands, too much stamina.

Sonny sent them all home early.

What a brave and gutsy little fighter Pastor was. Giving away 15 lbs, plus height and reach to the great Joe Louis at or near his peak. God knows how he carried on after those knockdowns in the first two rounds. But he was mobile. He moved well and he even had his moments against the great man. Watching this fight I couldn't help thinking that Pastors hit and run tactics would have been how Ali at his peak might have fought Louis. Pastor did occasionally frustrate the great man . His jabs and hooks did get through and Joe spent a lot of time chasing. Now, take out little Bob Pastor and put peak Ali in his place. Much bigger, much faster, that jab, those reflexes, that great boxing brain. Hmmm. Joe would have all the trouble he could handle I think. Mind you, so would Ali. What a fight that would be.

Ο αλι κοιμαται!

Great Fight ❤

Joe Louis earned that fight and win in all technical manner and right. He knockdown Max til Max was not able to defend himself nomore, although the referree did not count to ten, because the corner of Max Schmeling threw the towel as sign of surrender. Joe was now superior to Max Schmeling abilities, and although Joe corrected his mistake, with his left jab, Max could hit Joe once again with his hard mighty right to the chin, but Joe was better champion, that is obvious. Our Box hero Max was a real sportsman and not active in politics, nor in nationalsocialism, but always focused in his boxsport and in his hard work to make a living with his wife Anny Ondra. We see it in this and other manner that Schmeling just after enterering the ring, Max went to Louis to greet him friendly and wishing him good luck. Who in the wide box era did that kind of great caracter? Nobody, not even Muhammad Ali, nor Joe nor Sugar Ray. So Max knew certaintly that the country he represented "The Greatgerman Third Reich", back then, was a fascist country, an brutal terrorsystem, with concentration camps (invented by the british) and a threat to the world. Max felt that right on arriving in USA again and by entering the stadion. But now he had to endure the psychological pressure by the people, who hated Hitler Germany, so they hated Max, as a german. Although Max were never a active Nationalsocialist or active in politics! Right the contrary is the truth, he kept contact to his jewish art friends in USA, to his manager Joe Jacobs, who had to stay away from Germany, and Max defended some jewish friend his two sons, the Levi Brothers. Max was a great personality, his whole life through. We German people loved our only heavyweight boxchampion and his kind manner of behaviour, his braveness and hard living he earned by hard work. And certaintly our grandfathers and family were sitting in front of the "Volksempfänger" Radio, to listen to the Reporters voice, and the sensation that Max beat the undefeated Joe Louis "The Brown Bomberas as he was called, or some said The Negro, but a lot called him just Joe, with respectfulness, knockdown in the fourth round and than knockout in best technical clean fight in round twelve, no fouls of any kind, an example for a clean fight! Max felt unsatisfied to fight in these politic times again against his later friend Joe Louis, I suppose. And I think he gave the second fight as lost since beginning. I read his own written Biography "Rememberings" The circumstances were really bad for that second fight. Surely Joe also corrected his technic, his big mistake to let fall his left down, so Max saw the weakpoint and shattered his fast mighty powerful right, as he was a brilliant fighter and a technicall well skilled and educated Boxchampion. Bad ´that they did not gave Max the fight against james Braddock, Max had earned that but he was not welcome anymore as a german boxchampion of the world again! Not in this situation near World War II. What a joy to see that Max and Joe became real friends later who visited each other often. Joe Louis was always welcome in Germany! I would be glad to get to know how the other side of the US Citizen and box friends saw Max Schmeling as a foreign boxer. Please share your views about Max Schmeling. Lovely greetings to oversea, from Germany!

I always admired the friendship between Joe Louis and Max. Classy.

I loved Sonny. A man among men who was used and abused by people in his life. Left us way too soon.

It was horrible the way the government attacked Joe Louis even after the free donations Louis gave.